Stopgap Spending Measure Clears Congress
Senate and House Pass Bill to Keep Gov't Funded; Obama Must Sign by Midnight
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Labor Relations Board Proposes Mandating Signage in Businesses to Make Workers Aware of their Rights
Democratic Sen. Mark Warner and Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss Look to Introduce Ideas for Deficit Reduction Early Next Year in the Senate
Departing Pennsylvania Senator Laments Polarization of Body in Which he has Served for More than 30 Years
In Press Briefing, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs Says he Hopes Comedy Central Host's Promotion of 9/11 Health Bill Will Help Bring Republicans on Board
Mississippi Governor Responds to Criticism of his Comment Lauding Role of "Citizens' Council" in his Hometown
New York Senator Says Cost Reduction has Won Skeptical Republicans Over, Predicts "Christmas Miracle" to Help First Responders
U.S. Attorney General Warns of Increasing Threat of Homegrown Terrorists, Says Anwar Al Awlaki is a Danger "Up There" with Bin Laden
Advocates of Stronger Consumer Protection on the Internet Say New FCC Plan Gives Corporations Power Over What you See Online
Commanders Will Likely Have Leeway in Handling Conflicts Arising From Change in Policy to Allow Gays to Serve Openly
By Focusing on the Economy and Making a Compromise on the Bush Tax Cuts, Mr. Obama will Continue Winning over Moderates
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Vote Expected this Week on Nuclear Arms Treaty With Russia; Would be Third Major Victory for Obama in Lame Duck Session